Real Estate Developer One United Properties aims for a revenue of 309.8 million Euros and a net income of 78.7 million Euros by 2025.
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One United Properties' ambitious 2025 targets: Over EUR 309.8 million in revenues and a green, sustainable future
Romania's premier green real estate developer, One United Properties (BVB: ONE), lays out its game plan for 2025, setting sights on a consolidated turnover of an impressive EUR 309.8 million. This marks the fifth consecutive year the company projects revenues exceeding the EUR 200 million (RON 1 billion) mark.
Victor Căpitanu, co-CEO of One United Properties, stated, "Despite market volatility, One United Properties continues to prosper, and we're resolute about our future success." 2025, they believe, will be a defining year, not just because it surpasses the 200 million euro benchmark, but as a testament to their sustainable growth journey. "Through every challenge and market shift, we've remained bold, dominant, and resilient," Căpitanu added.
Revenues from residential sales are projected to climb 14%, reaching EUR 260.8 million, backed by the delivery of 2,300 residential units in 2025 and strong pre-sales. Over 74% of available units were already pre-sold as of December 31, 2024, with 1,572 units available.
Office and retail rental income and tenant service revenues are on track to skyrocket by 19%, with an expanding footprint and high occupancy levels. As of December 31, 2024, the company's commercial portfolio boasted a lease and pre-lease rate of 96%. One United Properties aims to fully lease the remaining leasable area at One Cotroceni Park Office Phase 1 and 2 in 2025, securing 100% occupancy across the standing office portfolio.
Andrei Diaconescu, co-CEO of One United Properties, expressed, "With over 1.5 billion euros worth of developments currently under construction, 2025 will be our most significant year for deliveries yet. This milestone reflects our ongoing expansion and commitment to meeting the strong demand for high-quality residential and commercial spaces."
The company will maintain a prudent financial structure, ensuring long-term stability. As of the end of 2024, the loan-to-value ratio remained a stable 27% compared to the European benchmark for public real estate developers of 39%.
One United Properties will continue to adapt to market dynamics, focusing on effective capital management, cost optimization, and maintaining profitability. The 2025 budget will be subject to approval by the General Meeting of Shareholders, scheduled for April 29th, 2025.
ONE UNITED PROPERTIES (BVB: ONE) is the leading green investor and developer of residential, mixed-use, and commercial real estate in Bucharest, Romania. In 2025, they plan to expand beyond their high-end reputation, targeting medium-income customers and potentially other major cities in Romania or Europe, while maintaining profitability. The company is recognized for its commitment to green and sustainable developments, innovative construction practices, and awards and recognitions in sustainability, energy efficiency, and wellness. One United Properties is publicly traded on the Bucharest Stock Exchange and included in multiple indices such as BET, STOXX, MSCI, FTSE, ROTX, and CEEplus.
*This is a Press release.
- One United Properties, in its strategic plan for 2025, is focusing on increasing profitability and investing in real-estate developments, with a projected consolidated turnover of EUR 309.8 million.
- Diaconescu, co-CEO of One United Properties, anticipates 2025 to be the most significant year for deliveries, as they have over 1.5 billion euros worth of developments currently under construction.
- In 2024, One United Properties has already pre-sold over 74% of their available units, setting a target of fully leasing the remaining leasable area at One Cotroceni Park Office Phase 1 and 2 in 2025.
- Despite market volatility, One United Properties, in 2024, is maintaining a prudent financial structure, ensuring long-term stability, with a stable loan-to-value ratio of 27%, significantly lower than the European benchmark for public real estate developers at 39%.
